What were Pakistan's total liquid foreign currency reserves as of January 2025?
Correct answer: B. 16 billion
- A. 15 billion
- B. 16 billion
- C. 17 billion
- D. 18 billion
Explanation
Pakistan’s total liquid foreign exchange reserves were reported at about $16 billion in January 2025. This figure includes the reserves held by the State Bank and commercial banks.
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